Empowering Women in Small-Scale Fisheries for Sustainable Food Systems (2020-2021)

Ghana, 2020 - 2023

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GHA_2020-2021_EWSFSFS_v01_EN_M_v01_A_OCS

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Nicole Franz, Lena Westlund, Molly Ahern

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Fishery Surveys

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Feb 09, 2023

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What is your group's main purpose or objective(s)? (what_is_your_groups_main_pur)

Data file: data_anon_organizations

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Value	Cases
Access to outside financial support Access to resources and logistics Mobilization of working capital through Susu scheme	1	2.2%
Access to soft loans Greater visibility from NGOs and government	1	2.2%
Collection of dues for support from National for development. Education and training	1	2.2%
Economic benefit Social benefit	1	2.2%
Economic support	1	2.2%
For financial assistance and economic support	1	2.2%
Greater visibility	1	2.2%
Greater visibility and access to outside financial support	1	2.2%
IUU Access to financial support	1	2.2%
Our aim is to develop fish processing to the highest standards	1	2.2%
Recognitions from the Central and District government Accessing financial support from outside sources Pulling capital within the group through Susu scheme	1	2.2%
Social solidarity Access to financial support from government To gain recognition as women's group from NGOs and government	1	2.2%
Social support for the fisher folks	1	2.2%
Social welfare Economic support towards members Access to outside financial support Conflict resolutions	1	2.2%
Sourcing for soft Loans Access to logistics Social solidarity	1	2.2%
The purpose was to receive financial support	1	2.2%
To access financial support	1	2.2%
To access financial support Gain recognition Social support for members	1	2.2%
To access financial support from government	1	2.2%
To access outside financial support for members To offer Social solidarity to its members To gain recognition from government and NGOs To have access to trainings	1	2.2%
To access support from Government and NGOs	1	2.2%
To access support from Government and welfare support for members	1	2.2%
To assist each member in times of difficulty, learn new technology and obtain assistance from government	1	2.2%
To assist women with financial and social support	1	2.2%
To be able to access government's financial and social assistance supports Provide support to one another in the group to improve livelihoods	1	2.2%
To be recognised by government and NGOs Access to outside financial support	1	2.2%
To be recognised by government bodies and others as women in fish processing	1	2.2%
To be recognised by the government and non governmental organisation and get loan from government	1	2.2%
To come together as a body Resolution of conflict pertaining to trading between fishermen and the fish mongers and processors	1	2.2%
To gain access to soft loans Dispute resolution To gain access to technical training To gain access to logistics	1	2.2%
To gain access to soft loans To offer social solidarity to members To be recognised as a force in fish management in the region	1	2.2%
To gain recognition as women's fish processors group To access outside financial support To assist individual members socially and economically	1	2.2%
To gain visibility and recognition from government and other NGO'S	1	2.2%
To get support and be recognised by government and other fisheries bodies	1	2.2%
To have access to financial support To give social support to each other	1	2.2%
To have all women together to make decisions and for their voice to be heard,to receive recognition from government	1	2.2%
To help and support each other	1	2.2%
To help members and achieve visibility and Social welfare	1	2.2%
To organise ourselves to form a VSLA to help each other to be financially sound	1	2.2%
To provide social and economic relief	1	2.2%
To put themselves together to be recognized by government and NGO's To support each other financially	1	2.2%
To receive financial support	1	2.2%
To support each other financially	1	2.2%
To support members of the group financially To give social support to members	1	2.2%
We had financial difficulties and difficulties accessing loans, NAFPTA promised to provide access to loans that is why the District chapter was formed	1	2.2%
Welfare Support	1	2.2%

Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.

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